An attractive village house situated in a delightful location as part of a select development of traditional stone-built properties. The ground floor radiates from a reception hall, leading into the open plan kitchen/breakfast room with bespoke kitchen units, marble work surface and natural stone floors throughout the ground floor and a generous utility with cloakroom. There is a separate dining room with study area and a back-to-back woodburning stove providing heat for both the dining room and drawing room. There are 3 sets of double doors opening out onto the rear patio and garden. The first floor includes a vaulted master bedroom with ensuite shower. There are 3 further bedrooms, 1 ensuite and a separate family bathroom.

A five-bar gate provides access to a large gravelled driveway with parking for several vehicles, leading to an oak-framed double carport with external sockets and lighting. A gated side access leads to the landscaped rear garden which is fully enclosed by stone walls and timber fencing and features an attractive raised patio area, with steps down to the lower lawn surrounded by traditional Cotswold stone shrub beds and borders. Part of the gravelled drive belongs to the neighbouring property providing access to the 4-bay open carport 2 of which belong to Woolcote.

Long Compton is situated on A3400, Oxford to Stratford-upon-Avon road, approximately 5 miles to the North of Chipping Norton. The village offers local facilities including a general store, primary school, public house, a fine dining restaurant, a hairdressers, gym, beauty salon, garage and parish church. The popular town of Shipston-on-Stour is also within easy reach as well as Soho Farmhouse being a 15 minute drive. The village is well placed for daily travel, being only 5 miles to the East of the main line and railways station at Moreton-in-Marsh, which provides services into Oxford and London (Paddington). Long Compton is close to Kitebrook Preparatory School, Bloxham and Tudor Hall and there are bus routes to the Oxford schools of the Dragon, Headington and Oxford High School. The M40 passes approximately 15 miles to the East of the village and provides easy access to the capital and the national motorway system. Sporting activities in the area include golf at Chipping Norton and Brailes as well as racing at Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick.